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Not in the Hogan raft up at bed time.
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Well if you get rid of the old coffee maker, give it to Dave. He made need another some day.
I like the small personal size one myself.
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Funny you say that, I already did. We dont use our coffee maker so we gave it to Dave as his broke. 
and we got a very nice boat decoration from him and Audrey which was very nice.
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Scot who owns "Imagine", another 440 express don't stay tie up over night. When they anchor they always set apart before bed time. We all have our habits and preferences! What ever works.
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quote:
Originally posted by Royal8750
Funny you say that, I already did. We dont use our coffee maker so we gave it to Dave as his broke.
I just did not like the hassle of coffee grounds and filters so I took mine out but threw it away. I thought the space would work better for pots and pans and such. Now if only I could find me someone to make a door like the other side.
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But then they cant wash their hands
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But then they cant wash their hands
Sure they can. Just go the the other side of the swim platform
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John you know where i got the door from right? Took it of last year from the master head, it annoyed the hell out if me. We used it for the 3rd state room door.
Same here we put the toaster and an electric kettle instead.
Same here we put the toaster and an electric kettle instead.
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I have considered removing that door too. And the stupid vanity.
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My 6 years old use the vanity, cant take it off. Installed a curtain instead of the door.
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If I was the size of a 6 y/o I could probably use it. I would rather have the dressing space.
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Agreed, it is a good selling idea for the ladies (which is important) but not really usable.
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Very small space, not sure such a thing exists. Will keep my eyes open though. Good idea as well.
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With all the space under the flooring you can make a wine cellar down there.
And plus 1 on the no Generators at night. I have two children and a wife that I love and would like to see them in the morning.
And plus 1 on the no Generators at night. I have two children and a wife that I love and would like to see them in the morning.
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You mean don't do it like the time you passed out and left yours running and it set off a few O2 detectors??? LOL!!!
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Whoooooops forgot about that one Jonathan! Lol.
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We all have diesels now so the risk of dying is down to almost nil.
If you want to argue noise or smell then that is up for debate and reason to ban. But the dying from fumes debate in my mind isn't there. I know the facts about diesel output and it doesn't kill like gas gensets.
Truckers used to sit in truck stops with their APU's (genset) or their motors running all night and they didn't die. Today. not so much because of the EPA banning them from idling. Not to reduce death, but to reduce emissions.
If you want to argue noise or smell then that is up for debate and reason to ban. But the dying from fumes debate in my mind isn't there. I know the facts about diesel output and it doesn't kill like gas gensets.
Truckers used to sit in truck stops with their APU's (genset) or their motors running all night and they didn't die. Today. not so much because of the EPA banning them from idling. Not to reduce death, but to reduce emissions.